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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-26
# transnires that the 200 rioters referred

1t transpires that the 300 rioters referred
to in SUNDAYS paper, who so savagely at
tackled eight or ten poor fellows at work In
the coke regions of Pennsylvania, are Hun
gariau miners. Some of them were doubt
less brought here, months ago, because
they were CHEAP" If this proves to be
the correct version of the affair, it will be
another argument against indiscriminate
immigration 1t is becoming under
stood that a great portion OF our
labor troubles have been brought
about in one way or another by Ger
tain classes of foreigners. 1t is now
held by many of our statesmen that our
progenitors were not wise in inviting all the
world to come here and become partners in
our glorious inheritance. Had more cir
cumspection been used in this respect we
might not have numbered so many people
by this time, but we would have escaped
nearly every disturbance that has arisen
from time to time in our history. The
American people, left alone, are not in
clined to engage in riots, boycOtts, strikes
or other disturbances Commonwealth
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-26
Kansas City Gram and Provisions.

KANSAS CITY, May IS.
Daily Indicator reports wheat strong; No. red
cash - bf3, 70 asked. June bids; No soft, cash
7SIe bid, ,sle asked.
Corn lower; No. cash. s2sS bid sly asked Way
sales at 2&S2ls: June 3l5s bid, SIZE asked;
July 80 bid; No white cash 50 bid,
Oats, No. cash, - bid
Rye No. 2 cash no bids or Offers
Huy-Firm: fancy small baied. SO 60; large, SO 81
Flax seed-@o.
Butter-W. ak and slow.
Cheese-Fun cream l4&i4la; fats .@S-
Esgs-Steady. 10 per doz. -
Flour, dull. steady; quotations Xxx So Xxx 70
al 05 family 81 lO65l ~; choice 81 seal 20; fancy TO
extra fancy 81 50SIi 55 patent 81 eoGS2 90.
Corn Meal-eireen, as dried, 50, choice yellow, 81
bulk. 12L.
Bran-Bulk. IS; sacked, S..
Poultry-Old hens, fat, heavy s. y; ROSTERS 3 "
turkeys, sac.
Provsions.-SrSar cured tar,ls.lll4; h9conl o dried
beef l.: dried beef cle5r O. dry sat cleST rib sides
A. ST. long clear s. - shoulders. s. 70; short clear,
a. e5; smoked clear rib sides. 81 -, long clear,
i! 10; shoulders. S. - short cisa,. $ 10,
Mess Pork-Sl6 g0.
i.asf.-CEoice ttesce. IS S2js-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-26
Sensational DEVELOPMENTS on Dit.

CHICAGO, May %. - Trial of Jacob
Gutenberg, member of the brotherhood OF
Carpenters who is accused of being an
employee of detective agency, commenced
at the meeting of the Carpenters Union
last night. Louis Lingg, the condemned
anarchist. was organizer in the Carpenters
Union and there was evidence produced
during his trial to show that he received
money from the union for the purpose OF
experimenting with dynamite. The
charge been preferred against Gutenberg
of having tried to involve branch No. al
in some similar transaction. He was also
charged with having composed and caused
to be published the alleged anarchlstic
manifesto that appeared few days ago.
Another accusation against Gutenberg is
to the effect that he it is who induced
Koedet to attempt the life of Emperor
William in 1873. Sensational develop
ments are expected during tie trial.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-26
Apti-Saloon Republicans.

New York, May 25-The mass meet
ing called by the anti-saloon Republican
committee at Cooper Union hall tonight
filled it with an audience about evenly di
vided between the sexes. Hon. Albert
Griffin of Kansas called the meeting to or
der and introduced Judge Noah Davis as
chairman of the meeting. Judge Davis,
ex Secretary of the Treasury Window OF
Minnesota, Hon. Theodore Roosevelt OF
New York and others spoke strongly in ia.
vor of the movement, and letters were read
from host of public men, including Gov.
Martin of Kansas and Gov. Foster of Ohio.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-26
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
Terrible Crime-Terrible Sequel.

Terrible Crime-Terrible Sequel.
ST. LOUIS, May pa special from
Rockville, Mo-, says: Last Tuesday a
man called at the Anderson residence and
asked for glass of water. Jennie. pop.
ular and accomplished daughter OF one OF
the leading citizens of Bates county, wait
ed upon him. When she came near him
he suddenly seized and chloroformed her
and while under its influence she was out
ragged. Search resulted in the arrest of
John Varderburgh and lynching was pre-
vented only by doubt of the prisoners
guilt. Jennie Anderson confronted the
prisoner and claimed to recognize him. at
a preliminary hearing yesterday Jennie
told the horrible details Of the crime and
the prisoner made poor attempt to prove
an alibi. The judge had just announced
that the prisoner would be held In $l0, 0CO
bail, when a shot rang out followed IN
rapid succession by two more. There was
a scamper for the street and when quiet
was restored the prisoner was found dead.
No one knows who fired the shots, but as
two of the Anderson boys were In the
court room they were put under arrest
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-26
Two Educational Extremes.

First Omaha Man-No, sir, I'm going to
send my son to college. No public school sys-
TEN for him Look at Jink's boy!
Second Omaha Man-Jink's boy has Just
graduated from the public schools and IS .
young man OF thorough culture.
YES. and half dead with consumption, and
has lad brain fever three tines. Now, look
at Winks eldest SOM
is be college manT
Regular graduate. strong as a forse'
healthy as nule, and makes 500 year
in 8 baseball seam.7-Ouaha World
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-26

We sent our whelps down to Wichita On
Monday to contest with the handsome, in
telligent and dignifed gentlemen who
compose the Wichita base ball club
(Wichita papers please note terms and if
possible to mop the earth with them and
win the big hunk or glory they carried
away last week. Our boys, it appears, are
not hoggish, and kindly let the other fell
lows have the first game as matter of
courtesy. To-day and to morrow, however,
We shall expect them to do their duty,
and thus even up this Wichita business
Emporia Republican.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-26
Railroad OficerS-E Elect.

CEDAR RAPIDS, To-, May 25.-The stock
holders of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids d
Northern at their annual meeting re-
elected the old directors, who in turn
elected the following officers: President,
C. ]. Ives; vice-president, Robert Viii
liams; treasurer, II. II. HOLSTER; secre-
farv s s DarMart
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The Meat Men Meet.

CHICAGO, May 25.-The national butch
ers convention re-assembled at an early
hour this morning. A committee of enc
from each delegation to revise the consti-
tuition and bylaws of the association was
Amounted. A committee was also appoint
ed to memorabilia congress to do something
TO abate the adulteration of lard.
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st, Louis Grain ana Provisions.
Sr Toms Nav q

Flour-Firm very quiet
So June Ses4GS5Ss. closing S6sa; July Ss>iA clos
ing S: August slas6S5s closing SIS: September,
s4ssSS5 closing 81 asked,
Coru-pull Cash S1s,: June s.. closing Ssfs; July
s,Isls,as closing S,ls: August. SlsSSS4-
Oats-Dull, firm. Cash si,s; May. q; june "a;
July 2SA.
Rye-SS
Iead-firn chemical hard { 10.
BniterEQuieI easy: creamery l79is; dairy ilSls;
Pork-Old mess $ls @; new SIS ~.
Lsrd-S6 Is
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-26
A ReSOtted Brute.

CLEVELAND, May 25.-At Canton, Ohio,
TODAY. Charles A Ransseigen, brick
LAYER. went home drunk and picking up
butcher knife six inches long murdered his
wife by stabbing her in the throat and
breast. He says that she drove him to the
deed because she joined the Salvation
army
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-26
A Texas Storm,

SAN ANTONIO, May ga disastrous
storm visited this place last night, damag
ing business property and suburban resi-
dences to the extent of over $4,000 The
wind blew with the velocity of tornado
and rain fell in binding sheets. No lives
were lost, and no serious injuries have
thus far been reported.
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Twelve Men Secured.

CHICAGO, May 25.-The last man of the
twelve who are to try the county boodlers
was secured this morning, and Immediately
upon the jury being sworn in General Stiles
made the opening address for the prosecu-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-26
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO may 3D.
Drovers Journal reporte:Ca receipts 1890 ship
ments 2N1 MARKET dull shipping Steers $50 10
1890 pounds 81 SG9l co. st0ckers aud feeders, 81 SOC
O.: ows bulls AID mixed - QtG5 81; bulk 81 609
3: Texas cattle s. 1513 s..
Hogs-Receipus 21oUl. shipments 500. Market
lower. Rough and mixed s. JpoSi DC; packing and
shipping s. 0a5 l5 light 81 6lti St skps IS SSdt 40
Sheec-Receipts <nN; shipments ~. Market
steady. Al shorn natives IS 2a4 -; western s. JUG
AS; Te yans Sje1G89), mis- 81 SECS 81
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-26
St, Louis Live Stocf.

Cattle-Rcts, 1870; shpt 1870; market easy, choice
heavy native steers o. ssS4 50; shippers
orod IS ioaa QG stockers fair to good e 0<sS To-
feTss common to choice e loS4 10.
Hoxs-Raceipts 500; shpt so, market lower
.hnsss heayy and butchers selections q sss
sIS. nacktnS fair 70 good. q ses& ~ yorkers me
dunn prime. q seSi ~ pigs common 70 sooo D %
q 50. ., ~, ...-~.. 49,.
vooled: medium fancy aG& b
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kansas C,tyIGye Stotk.

KANSAS CITY, Nay
Cattle Receipts. Ssl4; shipments. s5S; lower:
rood 10 chocs. Al stI4 as common to medium. s. -
a, IJ s:ockers s. eO8S5 50, feeding steers, s $50
ass: cows common TO choice. e. 25GS 50
Hogs Receipts 1876; shipments, iS2; nFm;
good To choice 81 5Aa4 l5 common to medium
1894 4s;. skips and pigs g. SOFA 10.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sll; shipments, =; steady:
rood 10 choice & sosS 20; common TO medium e. "
a. So
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-26

The drinks consumed at the recent ball at
the Paris Hotel de Vile included SO, 1000 books,
$500 bottles Of champagne and 1000 punches.
The sandwiches eaten only numbered 4, 500.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-26
Queen Kapi Set Sail.

New YORK, May 25.-Queen kapio!ani
and Princess Lilivokaloaini and their suites
sailed this morning for Europe on steamer
City of Rome.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-26

At Bergen, Norway, is church con-
structed entirely of papier mache. 1t is
octagonal in shape, and will accommodate
1000 persons.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-26

Simplest polish for oiled furniture: Rub
with wooden cloth saturated slightly with
Oil.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-26
Wichita Ahead as Usual.

Wichita Base Ball and everything else do COLE
Clothing Coats Vests,
children Furnishing Goods
descriptions and Prices
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
51ARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York. Money.

Money on call easy at 316G5 per cent; closed at
Prime mercantile paper 5@511.
Sterling exchange dull but firm at S5A for GO day
bills and 81 S61l for demand
The total sales of STOCKS were pos. $40 shares.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-09
JRRsRY MEE.

FEx FnmDO1K aKEHARpT BUMoR SUB
ETAETIATxD-OTHE8 Gossip About
MRs- LAx0TRX.
sAs FAAxcIsoo, Jaly She rum0E
telezraphed on ThufsdAy night THAI
Freddy GehhArdt vas In the city proves
10 be faes. He vas aees this after
nooa in q harouche containing ATs.
LAnefry and Miss Kate Pattsson. Of she
LAnRsry Company.
IL has been learned thai AE. Gsb-
hardt arrived in san Francisso HinuI
sAneocsiy With Mrs- LangtFy, coming in
tie sane ear. and be has resided IN the
sane h0ase with her 81 tie Mission As
Q rule Mr.. Gaoh&Edt attends Mrs. Lang
try % the theateF tn Q close caEEtaRe.
Isa@ing her af the stage door and tAen
driving tkF0a7h the city, and raaaFns
n tine ta see heE h0rDe.
ID ID said By oae. whs % 9 degree en-
ioys shs eonadance Of AEs- Langtrys
thAa Notwithstanding the repoEted rea-
scn fcr HlinR her Intentions Of becon-
ing a. AmeriSan eiiiEen thai shs might
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-09

THK uNIoN PACIFIC wRD6IEG INTO HTTB.
KRTo EXCLUSIVE TKRKTToRY OF
-HR SOUTHWESTERN.

THK uNIoS PAcIFFC vED0IEG INTO HrTR.
xRTo EXCLUSIVE TKKRIToRY OF
-HR NoKTHwEsrKRS.
SAN FRANoTsc0, July e.-A Washing
ton special says: IL looks very much as
II the Chicago and Northwestern sys-
ten was not 30 be left long IN possession
Of the exclusive privilege IL nov enjoys
iu the Blaek Hills. The Union Pacific,
which wedged its way through Montana
into Oregon before the Northern Pa
cifie reached there, and then pushed in
70 the mining region Of Montana 10
Butte City before its Northern par
AIIel could bald lines into that mining
camp, seems inclined TO coma still
further east and demand q share Of
territory and trade.
ArtiaIes of Incorporation CT the Lin
eolr and Black Hills Railroad weFei6led
With the Secretary Of the Interior today
together With q demand for rtRht-of
way over ths public domain. The plat
Of eleven twenty mile sections OF road
showing the definite location Of the
route, we're also aled. showing that over
2z5 miles have been surveyed and are
ready for construction.
The company incorporated u beaded
by George W. Holdrige - President.
The road is said TO be baildlne As Q
feeder 20 the Union Pscifie, and viii be
leased 60 or coulFeiled By that road
when completed.
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AMERICAS INSTITUTE.
IT DAT or THs 3Errrso og rRE aMEar

LAST D6E or THx AGKErTNa oE THK AMEhf
cas- TNsTTrUTK on fsgTBpCTTos.
BuELKEaT8E. Jaly SO day vas shs
last day Of the American Inst.
tote Of distraction. Tbs morning 81
srcises we're opened BY Thomas EmsF-
son, Superintendent Of schools at Nsw
ton, Mass. on the Free tsxl booka."
There are twenty states that have not
yet made any proposition for The tszI
oo0ka. To seven oshsFs there are laws
all0winR the cities and towns at their
opsioA 20 furnish free text books. fa
bat ore state, bowevsr. is theirs 4 eoua-
puisary iaw, and that Is Massachusetts,.
Professor EmeKson next showed the
susNas gtt 1 sndsd the practical
working Of sne system tn The several
states Ia which il was 10 operation.
Resolutions were edopted 10 favor Of
federal aid 20 sdaesti0n, agsinss tFadea
tssehing in pnblio schools and express.
ing sasisfaction with tbs wT0wth og
publie sentiment Ia behalf Of higher
professional traizing Of school tsaohefs
ard development of normal achOol
training, chsns OF pedaQogres uFainR
Ehe extensiontof school supervision bv
experts. N ). Montgomery le1loFedj
supervisor Of schools In Warrington
D. O., Ia 40 eloqaent address advocate
ea4eFaI AID for rubAin nehooia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-09

EyTDEHcK OF cRooxRpxESs IN THE cus-
TONS aERvFCR.

EVIDENCE or CRooKRDNESs IN TIE cue
ToAEs sERvFCR.
SAN Francisco, July She Cares
icls this morning prints . series Of let
ters and sfiidAvits found among fhe ef.
fects Of the late AbneE L. Bake, for
merry in the United States Customs
Service at Port Townsend. and vho
died under mysterious circumstances a
Chicago last May whiIe ca his way 70
! Washington. The article shows that
Blake. Who had been removed from the
customs service, held 10 the opinion
THAI H. p. BeschSr, son Of the late Hen
~ Ward Bsecher. who holds respon
ssele position in the customs service at
Port Townsend. had deffauded the
Government, and IN oae in tAnos had
Withheld from an infermeR the ameunt
due him, growing out Of a large opium
seizure. The seizure in question coz
sisted Of fourteen barrels Of opian,
which wers found hidden in an Alaska
bay, having been placsd thers By the
steamer Idaho.
The seized opiam vas cold BY the
Government for s., 900, OF which the
informer, @. II. Rouse, Was 10 have re-
oeived about $4,000. In the papers os
Blake il is shown that q Ohi1aman. Ah
Oooy, Of Victoria, vas substituted as
DunninR's informer and given a email
sum Of money. These and ether &C.
Eious charges OF other irregularities we're
made By Bake to the officials AZ Wash.
inRten, bus az no attention was paid 90
them, Blake started East with them. bat
vas induced 30 stop at Chicago, and |
there died at the hospital. In q letter |
written by Rouse from Chicago, be ex.
presses the belief that Blake there met /
Bill" Minty, formerly employed on the /
steamer EvAnRel by Beecher, and that 1
he met feuI play, resulsiag in his death,
10 prevent exposures. All Biake's pa
pers fell into the ChroMicls's hands, and
it will print them in extenss. Among
them are number Of afidaviss chsrQ.
ing that Beecher paid out various
for expenses and for govern
ment supplies, in the last instance col.
Getting more from the government than
paid out.
HOW BLAKR WAS BOUND IN CHICAGO.
CHIoAoo, July s.-A. L. Blake, whose
murder under sensational cir
vas mentioned in tonieht's
associated Press dispatches from San
francisco, was found on the morning |
4 May 10th at the Union Depot In this
ity, in an unconscious condition. He |
vas removed TO the police station and
fterwards to the insane department
4 the county jail. The physician who
him said be was suffering ,
rom a concussion Of the brain or mar
otto poison. The man never fully raj !
led. and finally died at the county hos
lital, from where be was removed when
be County Physician bad examined
i'm. Papers on his person indicated
hat he was On bis way East to prefer I
haFges against Collector BeecheE Bot
lttle or no attention vas paid TO the {
natter at the time.
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oesteR protect heF interests In this ccun.
Try her oejeca Is really 20 somply with
the lAwso Of OAlffsFria With Q wiew ag
secaEing divorce fram Mr.. LanRsry.
SAe 10 said 10 be ae9ina under The ad
viea os her attorney. Afssr this hss
beea dseRaeG. as II d hoped that IL vii
be- s1 The snd Of ak me1ths ie d Be
llsvsd thAs Mrs. LsngtFy win become
Mrs. Gehhar3E.
u is said thai an UNDERSTANDING has
been arrived 81 between Mrs. LAnRtry
and heR husband. whereby he will per-
mia tia action b 30 by default, simply
insisting thaa the strict letter Of the
laR be aoEnnlie4 With.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-09
SANTA BARBARA.
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC ABOUT TO BOOM IT
As A SUMNER RESORT.

THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC ABOUT TO BOOM IT
As A SUMMER RESORT.
SAN FRAECIsCo, July 8.-The construc.
sion forces Of the Southern Pacific will
In few weeks reach Santa Barbara
and means have already been taken for
the establishment there Of large pas
ssneeE depot. The Southern Pacific, 1t
Is said. intends to boom santa Barbara
"a summer resort in opposition to
Pasadena on the Atchison line, and az
q first step towards this they have de.
cided to put on Pullman sleepers be-
tween this city and OarpentaFia. the
present terminus Of the Newhall exten-
sion.
II IL the intention Of the Pacific I'm
pFovement COMPANY 10 erect on the
tract of 1000 acres recently purchased in
the nsiRhboFhood Of Santa Barbara q
magnificent hotel, which, for paLatial
Accommodations, will be o rival Of the
late Hetel Del Monte.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-09

LESBOS. Jniy The yaehi Thistle
arrived tn 6onFn0ek bag this morning
dying thiFteen haes, representing ih
numbeF of races she hak Won.
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NOTICE.

A Il PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
a tnai have eeea tata a. 11a4g q - :. :,
- hsv~ assv anAllae3 zs tie Gu6r1iAa of
- 80 "a emaAsa q %asi MlEisr, VIE
ess as aay h-sa sAsaAss& iasaas n tha Pre-
Sc gsp-t 81 kang eoaasy. aEa al esFsols ar
eeresV w1rneA Bst b erssfaf sid De-. AAi.sr.
- rsatrnss wisA him b azs rsspeea - ne
80 Prsseass Cozrs Aa& tkts &ay al 1aENa hi1
ipeanaesa Ct ccs4aetaaG 50 esE @@AF~-
nessa ssast.a. Jay !. tasf.
- sTst IRAGpgR MTLlER. GasasfAS.
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PolIey Of GAe Preach Government

Pans, July 8.-RoavieF, Prime Min
lister and Minister OF Finance. Informed
the Budget Committee OF the Chamber
OF Deputies, that the Superior Railway
Commission opposed the proposed ex-
pertinent Of mobilixing the army, on the
ground Of defects In the transportation
service. The great mobilizing will prob
ably be lost. IL was not decided to
raise the question Of the entire policy Of
the Government.
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ground Of defects Ia the transportation
service. The great mobilizing will prob
ably be lost. IL was not decided TO
raise the question Of the entire policy OF
the Government.
Nc later Developments.
YrBaIsIA CIrY, (Nev. }, July s.-There
are DO later Developments in the Fitua-
tion In the north end Of the Best and
Belcber mine, where efforts are making
TO connect With the cross cut 30 reach
the victims Of the Curry FIRE. This Af-
ternoon q round Of holes vas fired.
When the material loosened by the
blast 10 cleared away long drill holes
will be set In again. There Ia pFoba-
hiIity that the cross eus will be broken
into boring few feet further.
California Jolnt Rates.
sAx FRAxcrsCo, July s.-The Atlantic
& Pacific, California Southern and
Central California railroads have Issued
g California joint rates sheet, giving
shroaeh rates from this city TO L0s An
eeles, San Diego, Sacramento and Col
ton TO meet khe Soaihern Pacifio's rates
a. far east as Fl Paso. The rates 10 Fl
Paso are quoted at $50 for frst oiasE
unlimited, $40 for fret class limited
and $25 for emiRFAnt. To comply With
the Interstate commerce Law 10 max
ina this reduction, the Fates 10 interme-
diste points have also been reduced. To
AlhodueIque, first class limited fare
has been cut doSn from t45 20 $40, and
emiqrsut fare from $50 TO e25. There
is q reduction In The emigFAns fare 70
she Needles, and tbs nrst class limit
ed rate 10 any point betveen Ash Fork
and Albuquerque is 40.
Fatal DtphlherIa.
CHKBoYsAs, Mich, July 8.-Uaptain
HAIlock, Of the fishing tag Messenger,
which arrived here yesterday, reports
terrible seourRe raging on Cockbufn t.
land, Lake Huron. The disease broke
out lass week, and from Friday 10 Tues
day nine deaths occurred, snd the NOR
tally was seemingly on she increase.
The disease is supposed 10 be dipsheFia.
There is 10 Doctor on this island and
the inhabitants are fleeing foF life.
PeIieeman saSpended.
Saw FRhxcrsoo, July s.-Policeman
Whistle, Who arrested Mrs. webster af
her sens funeral 10 such . brutal man
neF, nas been suspended By Chief Crow
ley, psndinR Ra Investigation By the
Commissioners.
Ferelwner BaRaaeaed.
sT. PAuI- July s.-Two hundred
Iriah- Americans and other sitiEsns last
nighs sat down 70 q banquet tendered 10
tie EArI Of Aberdesn, late Lord -Lie1-
tenant Of Ireland, nov % bis wsy East
from the PAcsas Coast. In the address
Of welcome, Bishop Ireland described
the guests FIRST a. EnglishnsD wto ruled
Ireland for she Irish. and decisEtd that
the nane Of Gladstone viii take ia
plaos 9th thai Of OConnsh and Par
nsll. Tbs Earl, replying, declared that
Rceh q DEMONSTRATION had peenlisF
sianihcaRoa a. the pEeasGt iancsare.
In promotina the s1eeess Of TIE cAnse
ek Hon0e R1ie Ne nznst rsoo0nize hrsfs
thaa tbs speedy passage Of Hsma hnls
a. psnds 90 the votes Of tne British
eli sssFaA Il 90 not speak Of wheleeR
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-09

Anarchy trials

BKRLIS. July s.-Ths great anarchy
trial, involving the Socialists OF Ham
burg. Berlin aud Lsipsio, will be began
here on the 18Th instant, before the Lon.
perial tribunal. The Court at Leipale,
In sentencing Klein and QFebeFt today,
said u considered that their guilt was
fully proved BY their own confession,
By the evidence Of witnesses and the
correspondence that had passed between
them and Sohnmselis, both known 10
have supplied them 20 the French war
ministry.